Meeting Notes Highlight Daughters of the Revolution Events
The report details a Daughters of the Revolution gathering with talks by Meta Glazier and Miss Atwood, plus discussions on colonial art, patriotism, and architecture. It notes meetings at various homes, a May 14 session, student workshops, and a Zeta Tau Alpha Ohio Day event in Columbus with active and alumnae chapters from multiple colleges and cities.
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Daughters Revolution
Meta Glazier
Ames
O. D
Irman
Kate Duncan
Alabama Wood
National Congress Uy
Washington
Atkinson
Wilgent
Dailey
Miss Atwood
Lawrence
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Columbus
Zeta Tau Alpha
Ohio
Miami University
University of Cincnnati
University of Akron
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State Universites
Dayton
Cincinnati
Akron
Cleveland
Studio Club Recital Follows Pittsburgh Trip And May 3 Program
Ohio University Studio Club plans a Memorial Auditorium recital on Friday May 3. The group recently returned from Pittsburgh where they performed for the National Physics Education Convention and showcased numbers to be included in the Athens program. Ruth Alexander led the dance division at the convention. Daughters of Union Veterans schedule April May birthdays and plan the May 15 FR dinner. White Mine to meet May 7 with notice of Apr 30.
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Ohio University
Studio Club
Memorial Auditorium
Pittsburgh
William Penn
Ruth Alexander
Ao Leer
Athens
University
Community Notices From Nelsonville Area Social Roundup
Mrs Mary G Ness spoke to the Women s Foreign Missionary Society on World Peace at the Methodist Church in Nelsonville. The Hyde home hosted the gathering as part of the group s Sunday night activities. Chester Edgar and family from Columbus were weekend guests of William Powell and his wife at 24 Maple Street. Earl Gilbert of Nelsonville also visited. Grace Riley James Palmer Arch Knowlton and Dorothy Frank attended the Eastern Star inspection in Glouster Friday. Charles L Rardin Utah Place traveled to Spencer West Virginia for James P Lowe s funeral. William Williams of Grosvenor Street returned from Indianapolis where he stayed nine weeks with his sister. Carl Stickney and wife hosted as guests Carl s brother and sister in law Charles M Foster and wife from Kingston.
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Mary G. Ness
University Terrace
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Nelsonville
J. M. Hyde
Chester E. Edgar
Columbus
William Powell
Maple Street
Earl Gilbert
Powell
Grace Riley
James A. Palmer
Arch Knowlton
Dorothy Frank
Glouster
Ooe
William Williams
Grosvenor Street
Indianapolis
Sigma Delta Rho Dance at Hotel Berry with Wooster band
Sigma Delta Rho hosted a spring dance at the Hotel Berry on Friday night. Her shell Stayton led a 12 piece Wooster band for couples dancing as chaperones and committee members were listed with guests and cake at a Pl an s party for Miss Evelyn and Marie Aleshire.
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Sigma Delta Rho
Hotel Berry
Hershel Stayton
Wooster
J. EB. Thackeray
L. M. Hell
F. H. Gaylord
E. H. Hansen
Grant Hope
Carl Blosser
William Renke
P T A Plans Benefit Bridge to Aid Pupils at School
The Junior-Senior High School Parents Teacher Association organizes a fundraising bridge in the gym to help families cover books clothes class and graduation costs. Mrs B M Covert leads the contract group Mrs Dow Grones the auction section and Mrs James A Jones coordinates ticket sales.
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Yipm
B. M. Covert
Dow Grones
James A. Jones
Funeral for Harold A. Coe Held at Athens Presbyterian
Funeral services for Harold A. Coe Athens merchant were held at the Athens Presbyterian Church on Sunday with the Rev. Dr. A. Wilcox officiating. Delta Tau Delta Fraternity members and a mixed quartet attended, and pallbearers included six alumni from the Athens Chapter. Burial followed at Hebbardsville Cemetery. Relatives traveled from Toledo to attend along with friends from Guysville Pomeroy Charleston and Columbus among others. Wellington and Indianapolis listed attendees.
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Athens Presbyterian Church
Harold A. Coe
Athens
A. ¥. Wilcox
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Ohio University
Coe
Delta Tau Delta
Hebbardsville
Blossom J. Coe
Toledo
0. C. Fordyce
Lena Wilson
C. Chapman
Don Campbell
Guysville
Ruel Finsterwald
Pomeroy
Oth Aulisz
Bob Connors
Charleston
Wilson
Patrick Harper
Indianapolis
D. Vern
Do Parents Play Favorites at Child Study Club
The Child Study Club discussed parental favoritism with Mra Homer Brown and Mra Paul McConnell leading. Topics covered how emotions shape reactions to children, youngest child bias, sex and resemblance as factors, and the harms of undue favoritism. Mrs V T Imhoff won the mystery box. next meeting planned at Mrs W T Imhoff's home with social leaders named.
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Child Study Club
Mra
Homer Brown
V. T. Imhoff
Social events fill Monday and Tuesday calendar
MONDAY WOMAN S MUSIC CLUB meets 7 30 p m in the Faculty Women s Club with Miss Helen Hedden as hostess. FACULTY PARTY for Ohio University professors at the Men s Union supervised by Dean Voigt. TUESDAY TUESDAY CLUB meets 30 April at 21 Elmwood Place with Mrs A Nelson and Mrs Anna K Price hosting. dinner at 6 30. REGULAR MEETING of White Shrine in Odd Fellows Hall 7 30 p m. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA MOTHER S CLUB guests at a dinner 5 30 p m sorority house. JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL P T A benefit bridge 8 p m at the high school.
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Woman's
South College Street
Helen Hedden
Ohio University
Nghit Dean Voigt
Alex Nelson
Elmwood Place
A. Nelson
Anna K Price
FE. B. Smith
Utopieniem
White Shrine
Minute Pudding Recipe Requested by Readers
Mrs Gillespie recalls a dessert called Minute Pudding but cannot locate a recipe. The recipe editor invites readers to send or telephone in any Minute Pudding recipes to help complete the collection.
Current Events Club dinner set at Hillcrest Inn
Members of the Current Events Club will hold their annual dinner Friday at 6 30 p m at Hillcrest Inn. Husbands will be guests of the members and Regreta should be telephoned to committee members Wednesday evening.
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Current
Hillcrest Inn
Regreta
James R Patrick Elected VP of Ohio Academy of Science
Dr James R Patrick assistant professor of psychology was elected vice president of the Ohio Academy of Science at the closing session of its 45th meeting in Columbus. He has completed studies on learning ability with several papers published in psychology journals. Dr James P Porter head of the psychology department and past president spoke at a dinner before the meeting.
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James R. Patrick
Ohio Academy of Science
Columbus
Patrick
James P. Porter
Psychology
Academy
Lord Gladstone’s Relative Passes Away in Madwarden
Flintshire obituary notes Lord Gladstone third son of William Gladstone dies Sunday at age 188 in MaWard en England. The report, though terse, marks the death of a member of the prominent Gladstone family with ancient ties to Victorian politics.
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Mawarden
Flintshire
England
Lord Gladstone
Wiliam Gladatane
Elizabeth Close To Give Junior Recital At Ohio U May 1
Miss Elizabeth Close of Millfield prano in the Ohio University School of Music will present her junior recital on Wednesday May 1 at 8 15 P M in Music Hall Auditorium. She is a pupil of Miss Helen Hedden and will be accompanied by Miss Martha Lowry of Jefferson a piano pupil of Miss Irene Witham. The program includes English German French and Italian selections with Handel Purcell Morgan Lehmann Purcell and Gluck among composers and includes four German numbers by Franz and two French pieces by Ferrari and Ravel with an Italian aria O del mio dolce ardor by Gluck.
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Helen Cornwell
Athens High School
Columbus Art League
Gallery of Fine Arts
Grant Wood
Wood
Daughters of the Revolution
Columbus
Cornwell
Roy Omnaman
Grandview
Scieto Country Club
Elizabeth Close
Millfield
School of Music
Ohio University
Music Hall
Miss Close
Helen Hedden
Martha Lowry
Jefferson
Irene Witham
Ohio Professor Judges West Virginia One Act Contest
Prof. W. H. Cooper head of Ohio University drama judged the Afth annual high school one act play contest in Huntington under the National Theopians. First prize went to Charl ton High School for Karl Ludwig's Widow directed by Lawrence Smith. Second prize to Pt Pleasant High for Smokescreen directed by Baith Jordan. Third prize to Huntington High for A Game of Chess directed by Hite Wilson.
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W. H. Cooper
Ohio University
Afth
West Virginia
National Theopians
National Dramatic Honor Society
Marshal College Auditorium
Huntington
W. V
Cooper
Karl Ludwig
Charleston High School
Lawrence Smith
Pt. Pleasant High School
Westminster Fellowship Holds Annual Banquet at Presbyterian Church
Westminster Fellowship members gathered Thursday for their annual banquet at the Presbyterian Church. A toast to retiring president Walter Sindlinger greeted the installation of new president Robert Loyer, with Dr. H R Wilson delivering the challenge. Guests included Mr and Mrs F B Dilley, O E McClure, Dr A Wilcox, Mr and Mrs Guy Saylor, Ray Keesey and Viva Slater.
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Westminster Fellowship
The
Presbyterian Church
Walter Sindlinger
Robert Loyer
H.R. Wilson
F. B. Dilley
O. E. McClure
A. ¥. Wilcox
Guy Saylor
Ray Keesey
Viva Slater
What Other Women Say on How to Speak Well
Elizabeth Major, a Hungarian teacher who has improved speaking voices of Norma Shearer and Gloria Swanson, says three essentials for good speech: relax the body, breathe regularly, and relax the lower jaw. She argues the key flaw is the inability to relax and urges practice until the whole body is untensed.
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Elizabeth Major
Norma Shearer
Gloria Swanson
King Vidtor
Sixty Couples Attend Spring Dance at Athens Country Club
Miss Helen Silas of Ohio University starred in a white shorts number at the Athens Country Club spring dance Saturday night. Jack Dalton's orchestra provided music as guests from out of town attended in large numbers. Light refreshments, sandwiches and coffee were served at a buffet.
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Helen Silas
Ohio University
Athens Country Club
Garate
Jack Dalton
Mrs H F E Benz Speaks at Kappa Phi Banquet in Columbus
Mrs H F E Benz was a guest speaker at the Epsilon chapter spring formal banquet held at the Neil House in Columbus on Saturday night. The theme was The Open Doorway and she spoke on The Thresholds of Kappa Phi. Members attending included Mary Margaret Kelly Anna Henry Annabel Haller Mary Caroline Clutter Mary Louise Carpenter Mary Siate Marjorie Haddox Ethel Cable and Hester McClaftin.
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H. FE. Benz
Epsilon Chapter
Kappa Phi
Neil House
Columbus
Bens
Mary Margaret Kelly
Anna Henry
Annabel Haller
Mary Caroline Clutter
Mary Louise Carpenter
Mary Siate
Marjorie Haddox
Ethel Cable
Hester McClaftin
Urs Bauchman Hosts Roosevelt Club Gathering
Mrs. Jerry Bauchman hosted the Roosevelt Club at her Congress Street home Thursday night. Sixteen members played cards with Mrs. Mussel Wicker Hein taking high score and Mrs. E Morrison winning the price box. Easter themed refreshments and candy egg shell favors completed the event.
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Jerry Bauchman
Roosevelt Club
Congress Street
Mussel Wickerhein
E . Morrison
Soprano and Pianist Set Recital Tuesday Evening
Miss Lois Splittorf from Cleveland and Miss Aida Shaw of Youngstown join forces for an advanced recital at Music Hall Auditorium Tuesday night at 8 15. Splittorf opens with four Schumann numbers and a Meyerbeer aria. Shaw performs three Chopin pieces, plus works by Albeniz and Rubenstein before the duo closes with Catalonian and German selections by Sinding Gibbs and Kountz.
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Lois Splittorf
Cleveland
Helen Hedden
Aida Shaw
Youngstown
Allen Kreage
Music Hall
Mias Splittorf
Schumann
der Ring
Mondnacht
Widmung
Meyerbeer
Misa Shaw
Albeniz
Rubenstein
Miss Splotters
Schicher
Iris
Wolf
Sinding
Sitiver
Gibbs
Kountz
Mrs A Johnson Hosts Noble Grands Club Meeting
Members of the Past Noble Grande Club met Friday night with Mrs A N Jobraen at 42 Grosvenors Street. Mrs P E Shirley won assistant hostess award. The April mystery was awarded to Mrs J H Rice. Guests included Miss Blanche Finsterwald and Mrs Flora Murphy.
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Mrs. A. %. Johnson
Noble Grands Club
Noble Grande Club
A. N. Jobraen
Grosvenors Street
P E Shirley
Avsiatant Hoatene
Harry Kennett
Nostess
Hietant Teelees
J.H. Rice
Mise Blanche Finsterwald
Flora Murphy
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Walrus
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Rufus School
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James Sa
Carsey
Helen Allen
Jean Dow
Emory W
Liova McVey Marr
Hawk
Florida
Hugh Sheridan
R. D
Phillip Sheridan
Edith McGucken
Zeta Day
Charles L. Rardin
Utah Place
Spencer, Wa
Carl Stickney
Misses Aleshire
Evelyn
Marie Aleshire
the Plains
Aleshire
Joe Hutchins
Logan
Jeff Harrison
Frances
Bessie Carmen
Thomas Cade
Dorothy
Elmer Cade
Emma Mariner
Bernice Keeton
Thelma
Mary Virginia
Tona Harrison
David Aleshire
Harry Harrison
Miss Cornwell
Paul McConnell
C. FE. Parker
Clyde Littler
W. T. Imboff
Roi Cals
Mother
Dr. Patrick
Academy of Science
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Urs. Bauchman
Lydia Frickham
Sally Mariel
Putnam
Connecticut
Touls E Crohn
General Electric
Pope
Southern
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